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Nokia led technology stocks higher for the day. A volatile session ended with the major tech names closing narrowly in the red. Apple and Google attracted investors in spite of a lack of resoluteness regarding the respective futures of the company.

Industrial metals were climbing in trading today after the months of losses. A report from the Commerce Department on increased manufacturing demand and a bullish note from Goldman Sachs helps some metal miners partially regain...

Enthusiasm for the bitoech sector has been dwindling as investors avoid doubling up on volatility in the current market but Pfizer's latest rheumatoid arthritis may tempt the pro-risk buyer.

Analysts are losing more and more confidence in banks with downgrades leading the top financial institutions to 52-week lows. Bargain bin hunters continue to push shares up on the slightest bit of good news, but how long can this continue in light of the harsh realities facing this sector?

Shares of Google and Clearwire have already begun to benefit from their latest earnings reports. Both companies are down for the year in spite of extremely strong growth.

Shares of Google and Clearwire have already begun to benefit from their latest earnings reports. Both companies are down for the year in spite of extremely strong growth.

Shares of BlackBerry device maker, RIM (RIMM) continues to get hammered on Wall Street today. Investors wiped some $3 billion off RIM's market value in the first hours of trade on last Friday and it is continuing its southward fall today.

A potential end in sight for the conflict in Libya led shares of airline stocks higher in morning trading. By the end of the day though, higher oil prices brought the major carriers back to lows.

Yahoo! may not be the web darling that it once was, but it does own a large stake in one of the most promising tech companies in China. Jim Trippon is keeping a close eye on how this gem will play out.

Crude oil reached its lowest levels in over a year in early morning trading but you would never know it from observing the late day rally from oil and gas stocks. Shares climbed on reports of more hope in the Greek debt dispute.

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Investors shouldn't ask, Should I hold on or sell?. The real question is, How much risk am I taking on if I do not sell? Risk is not always one-sided.

Tech stocks, whether they deserved to or not, began to make a comeback today alongside the latest economic data reports. Everyone from Apple to AMD began to bounce back on the news that the U.S. has thus far evaded a double dip.

Economic indicators suggest economy is weakening. Big crunch at open setting stage for test of last week's lows and a buying opportunity in a month, six weeks.

Some stocks that have been long out of investor favor, including AOL and NFLX both gained ground on respective announcements today. Chip companies were higher across the board as technical levels inspired buying.